MotorsportFanWear.net is a China-based supplier on factory-direct terms that ships teamwear to Brazil. The catalogue holds 40 motorsport styles across 11 teams and 12 baseball jerseys across 11 clubs, including Flamengo. MOQ is 10 pieces per design and DHL door-to-door to Brazil runs 8-12 days. Send your list to +86 181 7757 2115.
How long does shipping to Brazil take?
Brazil sits on the Latin America lane at 8-12 days, the longest window on the board, DHL door-to-door with the tracking number inside 24 hours of pickup. FedEx or UPS can be requested if a Brazilian buyer already has an account with either.
Production runs in front of that: 7-10 days on blank stock and 10-15 days where printing or embroidery is involved. Together those two numbers, not either one alone, are what a Brazilian buyer should build a landing date from.
What happens at Brazilian customs?
Brazilian import charges are assessed when the shipment arrives, and they include both federal duties and state-level taxes, so the figure is not a single flat rate and it is calculated on the declared value of the shipment. The consignee needs a valid tax registration to clear goods as a company rather than as an individual.
The important distinction is whose clock runs. The 8-12 days is transit, and it is not a landed-date promise, because the clearance clock runs inside Brazil on the consignee side. Buyers who want a landing date treat transit and clearance as two separate windows, and have their documentation ready before the shipment arrives so the two do not overlap. The Proforma Invoice is itemised line by line for exactly this purpose - unit price per design, print add-ons, freight as its own line, and the total, valid for 14 days. Ask for the invoice on +86 181 7757 2115 before you plan a landing date.
Which Brazilian club is in the catalogue?
Flamengo holds 1 of the 12 baseball jerseys. It is one of three entries that sit outside the four European league groups, alongside Boca Juniors and Portugal, each holding one jersey. The other nine jerseys break down as Liverpool 2, and one each for Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Inter Milan, Juventus and Bayern Munich.
All twelve are the same button-front baseball cut on the 2025-26 season, in club colours, team-styled and cut on our own line. On the motorsport side there are 40 styles across 11 teams, of which 13 are crew necks and 13 are polos. Both lines can go on one Brazilian order.
When is the Brazilian buying season?
Brazilian domestic football runs on a calendar-year season that opens in the first half of the year, rather than the August-to-May pattern used in Europe. That shifts the buying window earlier than a European club would expect, and it means a Brazilian order does not compete for the same production slot as a European one.
Given the 8-12 day transit and a 10-15 day printed production window, a Brazilian club working to an early-season start should be confirming well before the season opens. Sending the list to +86 181 7757 2115 starts that clock, and the Proforma Invoice fixes the figures before anything is cut.
How is a Brazil order priced and paid?
Short-sleeve styles run $10 per piece at 10-49 pieces, $9 at 50-99 and $8 at 100 and above. Long versions run $16 / $15 / $14 on the same tiers. The tier is set by the total volume on the order, so ten different designs at ten pieces each is a 100-piece order at the $8 tier.
Name and number printing is +$2 per piece, up to 20 characters plus the number, heat pressed. Crests, sleeve badges and embroidery are quoted per piece from AI, SVG or EPS vector artwork or a high-resolution transparent PNG. Freight is quoted separately by weight and destination. F1 jackets and race suits sit outside the ladder and are quoted per order. Payment runs by T/T bank transfer, PayPal, Western Union or USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, normally 30% deposit with the balance against the tracking number. Every piece is inspected before packing, and anything faulty can be photographed within 14 days for a replacement or a credit against the next order.